The Edgewood Information Archive

Screenshot archive of a forum thread posted by Shane Hill during the early stages of the 2024 Edgewood HOA recall effort, documenting resident organizing activity, recall petition progress, and growing public criticism of HOA leadership and management practices within the Edgewood community in Citrus Heights, California.

In the archived discussion, Shane Hill states that the resident recall campaign had gathered substantially more signatures than required to initiate a recall of the entire HOA board following the association’s annual meeting. The post describes continued signature collection after the meeting and characterizes the effort as reflecting widespread homeowner desire for governance changes within the community.

The thread references conversations with representatives of Network Community Management, including Suzette and Tony, regarding the recall process and the later-disputed claim that a recall effort could result in approximately $7,500 in legal fees. According to the post, Shane Hill alleges that this information was not disclosed during earlier discussions and was instead introduced during the annual meeting, allegedly creating confusion and uncertainty among homeowners considering participation in the recall campaign.

The archived discussion additionally advocates for targeting specific long-serving board members rather than recalling the entire board and calls for the resignations of individuals identified as Pat, Russ, and Marilyn. The post characterizes portions of the HOA leadership as adversarial and argues for a transition toward what the author describes as more resident-focused community governance and communication practices.

A later update within the thread references a conversation with former property manager Tony following his termination and includes allegations that homeowners had been misled regarding the financial condition of the association. The post concludes by indicating that additional information regarding the association’s finances and governance issues would be disclosed in the future.

The archived forum discussion is preserved as part of the historical record documenting the progression of the 2024 Edgewood HOA recall campaign, resident petition activity, reserve-funding disputes, and broader community governance controversies occurring during that period.